Life On Purpose Podcast with Amy Debrucque

Jamie shares the anxiety she experienced from a Tourettes diagnosis at age 12 and her journey to quiet the noise in her life today.

Laura and I discuss her new book Beyond The Noise. We talk about those moments where we question and doubt ourselves, our purpose, and if we and who we are really matter.

In today's conversation Abby talks about her new book, Shift. Shift explores the life-changing truth that when we adjust our lens to focus our eyes on God rather than on what we wish we were seeing in our lives, He reveals Himself to us.

Erin shares the insecurities she had faced with food for two decades and how intuitive eating has changed her life and approach with food.

Nicolle and I discuss the support that teachers are hoping to receive from parents this school year and the importance of learning to be comfortable, being uncomfortable.

Educational leader Becky Copp and I discuss the importance of looking for the positives in what seems to be a negative time in education as well as the making the choice to be flexible in the unknowns ahead.

Jen is the 7th grade assistant principal in the Rome School District. She and I discuss her position as a leader in both her professional and personal life and how important it is for parents to set their children up for success with leading by example instead of resistance in the upcoming school year.

President Porterfield and I discussion leading a college through a pandemic with faith, hope & love. She shares the importance of protecting her students and staff as well as encouragement and helpful steps moving ahead during this "burden of uncertainty."

Jen talks about identifying the need for perfection. How to uproot it from our heart and shift the focus on the perfection that God created uniquely in each of us.

Amber and I talk about the importance of encouraging not only others but also ourselves. Acknowledging the middle moments as small accomplishments toward our dreams and practical advice for perfectionists.

Nicole and I talk about how our circumstances don't define us but rather refine us and the importance of community. Foregoing the desire of the masses and instead God's impact from serving the one.

Alli and I discuss her new book Standing Strong.

Paula and I talk about her decision to walk away from a prominent career including co-hosting The View and co-anchoring Good Morning America Weekend to find the purpose God has for her.

Sasha and I talk about her brand Brave Enough and how empowering women with courage allows them to sit at the table without forfeiting who they are.

Amy talks about finding the extraordinary gift in ordinary love.

Ronne and I talk about her new book and mission to empower others in their journey to change the world, one simple step at a time.

Erin is a five-time cancer survivor and founder of Truth Becomes Her. We talk about her most important roles as a wife and mother and how learning to trust over fear was the key to her success.

New York Times best-selling author shares her new book on marriage, Keep Showing Up. We talk about the importance of learning your spouse's love language and offering the perspective in marriage that different isn't bad, just different. 

In this episode my husband and I are interviewed by our two daughters on how well we know each other after 24 years of marriage. 

Blythe and Helen share their new book Mended. We discuss how mother and daughter relationships can become strained and off course at times. However, they offer practical steps to begin mending the relationship and reminding us that it is never too late to restore the connection between mothers and daughters.

Danielle shares the added anxieties that come with being a new mom and nurse during this pandemic. She shares practical advise on staying healthy as well as the importance of setting boundaries and fasting with all types of media.

Alice and I discuss what it's like to re-start your family after 40 and the lessons she's learned from the years in between.

Amy shares her mission to show parents how to parent on purpose. We talk about the importance of having a plan of action and claiming the end goal which consists of the realization that we are not raising kids but rather raising adults.

Jayme and I wrap up April's topic of Faith by  offering impactful actions that can be done during this pandemic. First, asking ourselves what we can do to help and encourage those around us allows us to reset and refocus as well as dwell in gratitude instead of fear.

Sara and I discuss her new book, Now Waiting. Now waiting talks about how life in the middle can be hard, similar to the feelings we have all experienced at one time or another during this pandemic. Yet, Sarah reminds us that waiting is a vital part of our story and what we do with our time of waiting matters.